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Sam Winch

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Sam Winch was born outside of Philadelphia in a bowling alley. His friends kid that he comes from the gutter. He was orphaned and then adopted by a generous couple running a girls home for delinquent teens. At the age of three the couple moved the family to Wisconsin. Sam was not an outstanding child, though he once saved a baby from a falling hammer by taking the blow himself. The scar still remains just below his hairline. Some say it looks like a diamond; others say it looks like a tear; Sam says: “at some point it turned, it bent, it hunched me at the shoulders, broke me at the belt”. He was lost for a week when he was nine. He was found in Baraboo, Wisconsin. Under the Big Top…asleep in a circus wagon…gifted a ukulele by a clown… Sam Winch, The Lullabadeer, is based in Appleton, Wisconsin. His debut record, “The Lullabadeer” is being considered for the Nobel Prize.

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wheelpoint wrote:
March 2009

Agreed, CaptainSmokes. I just wish he would release some new music.

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CaptainSmokes wrote:
January 2009

You know, I listen to their album consistently and never get tired of it, I cannot understand how they are not a bigger band. They are one of my very favorite bands, I hope they make it big.

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wwRoss wrote:
October 2008

"I Got Some Moves" is a good song, but I don't understand. "Banter For the Common Man" was used as the opening to the Comedy Central show Comedians of Comedy. Grey's Anatomy played "I Got Some Moves" once. Doesn't anyone watch good TV? Not to mention that "Banter For the Common Man" is simply just a much better song.

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